Article Today, America:Owning a house was a long-cherished dream for Sarah and Colin, residents of Ohio. In May 2024, they purchased a new home worth about Rs. 3.3 crore, hoping to begin a happy chapter of their lives. However, their joy soon turned into distress when Sarah developed unusual health complications. Sudden Health ProblemsWhat started…
Article Today, Europe:Across Europe, local movements are gathering momentum. People are raising the slogan “Our country is for ourselves.” They argue that tourists are damaging their historic cities, cultural heritage, and way of life. What was once a source of revenue has now become a deep source of unrest. From Barcelona to Venice, residents are…
Article Today, America:Geoffrey Hinton, widely known as the “Godfather of Artificial Intelligence,” has issued a chilling warning about the dangers of uncontrolled AI growth. He believes the rapid race among technology companies resembles an arms race. Without regulation, he fears AI may prove more destructive than nuclear weapons. His remarks come at a time when…
Article Today, Palestine:From a land scarred by war and despair, a ray of hope is set to shine on the global stage. For the first time in history, Palestine will have a representative at the Miss Universe pageant. Nadine Ayoub, a lawyer and model, has been chosen to carry her nation’s flag at the contest…
Article Today, New Delhi:Elections form the backbone of democracy. Governments rise and fall on the power of the vote. Yet, doubts over electronic voting machines (EVMs) are now echoing louder than ever. Critics warn that the very tool meant to protect democracy is weakening it. U.S. President Donald Trump’s push for paper ballot Voting and…
Article Today, China:The global order appears to be shifting. Once, Britain ruled the world, only to lose its hold. Later, the Soviet Union stood shoulder to shoulder with the United States before collapsing into history. Now, the United States itself faces strains on its supremacy. China, the so-called Dragon country, is seeking to turn these…
Article Today, New York:The American Heart Association (AHA) and the American College of Cardiology (ACC) have released new BP guidelines for controlling high blood pressure. These are the first updates since 2017. Experts say better blood pressure control can help prevent heart disease, kidney problems, diabetes and memory-related disorders. The new rules are tougher and…
Article Today, America:Even at the age of 80 or 90, some elderly people live with sharp memory and youthful energy. These extraordinary individuals are known as “ Super Agers ”. For nearly three decades, researchers at Northwestern University have studied them closely. Their latest findings reveal a touching truth — strong social connections and a…
Article Today, New York:Uber, the world’s largest ride-sharing company, promotes itself as a safe option for passengers. However, recent findings reveal a different reality. According to an investigation by The New York Times, millions of passengers worldwide faced sexual harassment or assault between 2017 and 2022. The report has triggered widespread criticism of the company’s…
Article Today, Canada: A new signboard reading “Khalistan Republic Embassy” at the Guru Nanak Sikh Gurdwara premises in Surrey, British Columbia has triggered outrage. Experts believe this move hints at a separatist agenda aimed at dividing Punjab. The development risks further straining India-Canada relations, already tense over Khalistan-related issues. Sikhs For Justice Behind the MoveThe…
